Super cold computer case.

[infamous070605]

Upon delivery of my new case which is phanteks evolv atx which is all aluminum i noticed it was really cold because of its construction and Winter weather here in canada, upon checking inside the usb ports are actually having a bit of moisture, is it still safe to build my components? has anyone experienced this? im trying to find answers online cant seem to find the same experience. i hope someone has inputs on this.

 

[USAFRet]

Upon delivery of my new case which is phanteks evolv atx which is all aluminum i noticed it was really cold because of its construction and Winter weather here in canada, upon checking inside the usb ports are actually having a bit of moisture, is it still safe to build my components? has anyone experienced this? im trying to find answers online cant seem to find the same experience. i hope someone has inputs on this.

Wait until it comes up to ambient temp inside the house. Condensation/moisture is not a good way to start.

 

[infamous070605]

Upon delivery of my new case which is phanteks evolv atx which is all aluminum i noticed it was really cold because of its construction and Winter weather here in canada, upon checking inside the usb ports are actually having a bit of moisture, is it still safe to build my components? has anyone experienced this? im trying to find answers online cant seem to find the same experience. i hope someone has inputs on this.

Wait until it comes up to ambient temp inside the house. Condensation/moisture is not a good way to start.

Thanks for responding, Yea thats what i thought i even want to wait a few days before start building do you think blow drying would help? or would it mess the circuits?

 

[USAFRet]

Using a blow dryer, you will think you have all of it, but you won't.

Wait until tomorrow. Overnight should be fine.

 

[infamous070605]

Thanks for the response USAFRet, Still looking for some inputs guys much better if you guys got the same experience.

 

[unksol]

Input about what? It's cold. Moisture from the air is condensing on it. Wait for it to warm up. Moisture will evaporate. Don't use a hairdryer.